Legislation
Understanding the rules and regulations that govern your business, and those that interact with it, is important. The following is a compilation of hyperlinks and documents highlighting state-level legislation that may impact your business. Visit this site frequently as SCRS will make every effort to work with our members and affiliates to keep these links updated, and to add new links to information sites as they become available.
By Topic
Rhode Island
California
Florida:
Department of Insurance – Fair and Equitable Settlement of Automobile Claims
501.30 Consumer Protection, Regulation of Trade
559.903 Definitions- Regulation of Trade, Commerce, Investments and Solicitations
Oklahoma
State Collision Repair Laws and Regulations – Crash Parts and Steering
Wisconsin
State Non-OEM Crash Parts Consumer Disclosure and Consent Laws & Regulations as of July 2020
California
Florida:
Department of Insurance – Fair and Equitable Settlement of Automobile Claims
501.30 Consumer Protection, Regulation of Trade
559.903 Definitions- Regulation of Trade, Commerce, Investments and Solicitations
Oklahoma
State Collision Repair Laws and Regulations – Crash Parts and Steering
Wisconsin
State Non-OEM Crash Parts Consumer Disclosure and Consent Laws & Regulations as of July 2020
California:
– 6 Day requirement for inspection under the Fair Claims Settlement Practices Regulations, 2695.8 (e)(4)(C).
Indiana:
– Unfair Claims Practices Cheat Sheet
– Indiana Code: 27-4-1-4.5
Maryland:
– “Unreasonable delay”: See Page 6: paragraph (12)
Massachusetts:
– 212 CMR: 2.04: Procedures for the Conduct of Appraisals and Intensified Appraisals
Minnesota:
– Regardless of whether the loss was total or partial, in the event that a damaged vehicle of an insured cannot be safely driven, failing to exercise the right to inspect automobile damage prior to repair within five business days following receipt of notification of claim. In other cases the inspection must be made in 15 days.
Virginia
– 14VAC5-400-80. Claims settlement standards applicable to automobile insurance
– 14VAC5-400-50. Acknowledgment of pertinent communications
West Virginia:
– 6.2. Establishment of investigatory procedures.
Wisconsin:
– 628.46 Timely payment of claims
– 6 Day requirement for inspection under the Fair Claims Settlement Practices Regulations, 2695.8 (e)(4)(C).
Indiana:
– Unfair Claims Practices Cheat Sheet
– Indiana Code: 27-4-1-4.5
Maryland:
– “Unreasonable delay”: See Page 6: paragraph (12)
Massachusetts:
– 212 CMR: 2.04: Procedures for the Conduct of Appraisals and Intensified Appraisals
Minnesota:
– Regardless of whether the loss was total or partial, in the event that a damaged vehicle of an insured cannot be safely driven, failing to exercise the right to inspect automobile damage prior to repair within five business days following receipt of notification of claim. In other cases the inspection must be made in 15 days.
Virginia
– 14VAC5-400-80. Claims settlement standards applicable to automobile insurance
– 14VAC5-400-50. Acknowledgment of pertinent communications
West Virginia:
– 6.2. Establishment of investigatory procedures.
Wisconsin:
– 628.46 Timely payment of claims
Canada – Saskatchewan:
– See section 5: Have your vehicle repaired…
California – BAR Application
Michigan
Minnesota
Nevada:
NV-Class A Requirements
NV-Class A Shop Regulations Draft
NV-NRS 487 Class A License
New Jersey:
License and Permits
Application-Heavy Duty vehicles over 14,000lbs
DOI, Fraud Div.-Insurer Responsibility to Determine Repairer is Licensed
Dept. of Banking and Insurance- Unlicensed Auto Body Repair Facilities
Recording Auto Body Licensing Number
New York – Application
North Carolina – Legislative Proposal
Michigan
Minnesota
Nevada:
NV-Class A Requirements
NV-Class A Shop Regulations Draft
NV-NRS 487 Class A License
New Jersey:
License and Permits
Application-Heavy Duty vehicles over 14,000lbs
DOI, Fraud Div.-Insurer Responsibility to Determine Repairer is Licensed
Dept. of Banking and Insurance- Unlicensed Auto Body Repair Facilities
Recording Auto Body Licensing Number
New York – Application
North Carolina – Legislative Proposal
By State
Auto Physical Damage
Paint and Material
Personal Inspection Rule
Shop Licensing – License and Permits
Shop Licensing – Application-Heavy Duty vehicles over 14,000lbs
Shop Licensing – DOI, Fraud Div.-Insurer Responsibility to Determine Repairer is Licensed
Shop Licensing – Dept. of Banking and Insurance- Unlicensed Auto Body Repair Facilities
Shop Licensing – Recording Auto Body Licensing Number
Unfair Claims Settlement Practices
Department of Banking and Insurance – Duty to Protect
Paint and Material
Personal Inspection Rule
Shop Licensing – License and Permits
Shop Licensing – Application-Heavy Duty vehicles over 14,000lbs
Shop Licensing – DOI, Fraud Div.-Insurer Responsibility to Determine Repairer is Licensed
Shop Licensing – Dept. of Banking and Insurance- Unlicensed Auto Body Repair Facilities
Shop Licensing – Recording Auto Body Licensing Number
Unfair Claims Settlement Practices
Department of Banking and Insurance – Duty to Protect
State Collision Repair Laws and Regulations – Crash Parts and Steering
CIC Database Committee Report
Title 27
Paint and Materials Sales Tax by State Matrix
Right to Repair – HR 2048
PCI – Salvage Title Requirements After total Loss Settlement
State Collision Repair Laws and Regulations – Crash Parts and Steering
Total Loss Vehicle Data Act (S.B. 3707)
Report covering several states
Prevention of Regulation of Non-Consensual Tows
CIC Database Committee Report
Title 27
Paint and Materials Sales Tax by State Matrix
Right to Repair – HR 2048
PCI – Salvage Title Requirements After total Loss Settlement
State Collision Repair Laws and Regulations – Crash Parts and Steering
Total Loss Vehicle Data Act (S.B. 3707)
Report covering several states
Prevention of Regulation of Non-Consensual Tows